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Washer door won't stay closed or latch properly? This door latch hook secures your washer door, preventing accidental openings during cycles. Quick DIY fix.

Fix a washer drawer that won't close or stay shut with this latch. Simple replacement for loose or broken drawer latches. Compatible with many models.

Dryer won't start or run? A worn or broken door strike prevents the latch from engaging properly. Quick 5-minute fix restores safe operation.

Fix a washer that won't spin or start with this lid lock replacement. Restores safe operation when the lid won't latch. Moderate DIY repair, 30-45 minutes.

Fix washer overfilling or slow drainage issues with this check valve ball. Controls water flow direction in your washing machine's fill system.

Fix a washer that won't start or shows a door lock light staying on. This door strike latch restores proper door locking function. DIY repair.

Fix a washer door that won't close or latch properly with this door latch handle. Restores secure door closure for laundry centers and combo units.

Fix a washer door that won't stay closed or lock with this door latch catch. Solves startup failures and mid-cycle stopping. Easy 15-minute repair.

Fix a washer door that won't stay closed or lock properly with this door latch magnet. Common repair for doors that pop open mid-cycle. Simple install.

Fix a washer lid that won't lock or cycles during wash with this lid lock assembly. Common repair for washers that won't start or stop mid-cycle.

Fix a washer dispenser drawer that won't stay closed or keeps popping open with this dispenser slide latch. Common DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

A small sealing ball used in a valve assembly to control fluid flow and maintain a watertight seal. Replaces a worn or damaged valve ball to restore proper sealing and prevent leaks or improper filling. What it does

• Acts as a one-way seal inside a valve or dispenser, allowing flow in the intended direction and blocking backflow.
• Helps stop leaks by seating against a valve seat to create a watertight seal.
• Worn, cracked, or stuck check balls can cause slow or no fill, continuous flow, or leaking from the valve area.
• Functions silently; failure may present as intermittent filling issues or visible leakage.

• One check ball

• Designed to fit inside the valve/dispenser assembly—access requires removing the valve housing or relevant cover.
• Inspect the valve seat and surrounding components for wear or debris; clean before installing the new ball.
• Use manufacturer-recommended tools and follow safety steps: disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water supply before servicing.

This spring door latch is the replacement spring used with the door latch assembly to help the appliance door close and stay latched, restoring reliable door closure and operation. Ideal when the door fails to catch or stay shut. What it does

• Provides tension to the door latch so the door securely closes and stays latched.
• Commonly replaces a worn or broken latch spring that causes the door to pop open.
• Helps restore normal door-operated functions that rely on a secure latch (e.g., starts, cycles).
• Works as part of the latch mechanism; not a full latch assembly.

• One spring door latch (single spring)

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or unexpected operation.
• Access may require removing the door or front panel; follow your model's service manual.
• Handle components carefully to avoid damaging surrounding trim or strike.
• Test door operation and appliance function after installation.

Fix a washer door that won't latch or stay closed with this door catch. Simple repair for doors that pop open during cycles or won't lock properly.